What does the 1099a have to do with being or becoming a Sovereign American?
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Nothing. You're still opperating in the public side of the ledger.... In fact, It might be better not to mix and match those two distinctions while doing the 1099A for example. You are already creating a distinction by filing that form anyway by refering to yourself as benificiary
Chris said in one of his videos though that in order to do this you MUST have a contract with the Treasury, meaning a bond or some type of financial instrument. . . so why would you not do that?
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